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FOCUS REVIEW 2023 ATI COMPREHENSIVEEXIT EXAM
Mobility and Immobility: Teaching Correct Use of a Cane (FUND 9.0 Ch 40)
When walking with a cane, the client should maintain how many points on
the ground at all times? - -· Maintain two points of support on the ground at
all times.
-Professional Responsibilities: Promoting Client Advocacy Among Staff
Members (RM Leadership 7.0 Chp.3)
Nurses ensure that clients have what, in order to make decisions about their
health care? - -The information they need
-Professional Responsibilities: Promoting Client Advocacy Among Staff
Members (RM Leadership 7.0 Chp.3)
Nurses are responsible for (name two things) - -1.Advocating for the clients
2. Mediate on the client's behalf when others interest doesn't align with the
patient's.
-Managing Client Care: Assigning Client Care Tasks to an RN (RM Leadership
Chp.1)
RN'S delegate to who?
LPN'S delegate to who? - -RN's delegate to CNA'S, LPN'S, and other RN'S
LPN'S delegate to CNA'S AND LPN'S
-Managing Client Care: Assigning Client Care Tasks to an RN (RM Leadership
Chp.1)
CNA'S only assist what kind of patients? - -Patients who are in stable
conditions.
-Managing Client Care: Assigning Client Care Tasks to an RN (RM Leadership
Chp.1)
Name the tasks CNA'S would complete (name them all) - -- ADL's - Vital
Signs (stable pts) - Feedings (without swallowing precautions) -
Bathing/Grooming - Toileting - Ambulating- Dressing- Positioning - Bed
making - Routine tasks - Specimen collection
-Managing Client Care: Assigning Client Care Tasks to an RN (RM Leadership
Chp.1)
,Name the tasks LPN'S would complete (name them all) - -Reinforce
teaching, trach care, suctioning, administer medications (except IV's),
urinary catheters, administer enteral feedings, check patency in the NG tube,
monitor findings of the RN.
-Managing Client Care: Assigning Client Care Tasks to an RN (RM Leadership
Chp.1)
Before you delegate what should the RN do? - -Assess the patient
-Managing Client Care: Assigning Client Care Tasks to an RN (RM Leadership
Chp.1)
After a delegate tasks is completed what should the RN do? - -Evaluate the
patient condition
-Managing Client Care: Assigning Client Care Tasks to an RN (RM Leadership
Chp.1)
When should you document nursing interventions? - -As soon as possible
-Managing Client Care: Assigning Client Care Tasks to an RN (RM Leadership
Chp.1)
List/explain the four discipline process in order? - -First infraction (talking
stage)- The supervisor meeting with the employee, explaining the violation
and how the employee can improve
Second infraction (warning/boundaries)-
Written warning, and discuss the potential consequences if this keeps
happening.
Third infraction (Taking a break)- Employee on leave with or without pay.
Employee takes time to examine the issues
Fourth infraction (breakup)- TERMINATED
-Coordinating Client Care: Planning Care for A Client Following A Stroke (RM
Leadership 7.0 Chp.2)
What is Dysphagia? - -Difficulty swallowing
-Coordinating Client Care: Planning Care for A Client Following A Stroke (RM
Leadership 7.0 Chp.2)
, Patient's who have dysphagia eat/drink? - -pureed food and thickened
liquids
-Coordinating Client Care: Planning Care for A Client Following A Stroke (RM
Leadership 7.0 Chp.2)
What position should stroke pts be placed in to prevent what? - -High
Fowler, to prevent aspiration
-Coordinating Client Care: Planning Care for A Client Following A Stroke (RM
Leadership 7.0 Chp.2)
A pt following a stroke would need to see what kind of therapist for
speaking? - -Speech therapist
-Coordinating Client Care: Planning Care for A Client Following A Stroke (RM
Leadership 7.0 Chp.2)
A speech and language therapist should be consulted for? - -Language and
swallowing exercise
-Coordinating Client Care: Planning Care for A Client Following A Stroke (RM
Leadership 7.0 Chp.2)
A Occupational therapist should be consulted for? - -Assisting a pt would
their ADL's
-Coordinating Client Care: Planning Care for A Client Following A Stroke (RM
Leadership 7.0 Chp.2)
A Physical therapist should be consulted for? - -Ambulating
-Coordinating Client Care: Planning Care for A Client Following A Stroke (RM
Leadership 7.0 Chp.2)
What kind of food should a patient following a stroke avoid? - -Thin and
sticky foods
-Mobility and Immobility: Teaching Correct Use of a Cane (FUND 9.0 Ch 40)
What side should the cane be on? - -· Keep the cane on the stronger side of
the body.
-Mobility and Immobility: Teaching Correct Use of a Cane (FUND 9.0 Ch 40)
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